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Number 168 | Julio 1995 |
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Nicaragua
Government of the Absurd Plays Another Month
Nicaragua has changed. In the 1980s this small country offered hope and inspiration to many, both at home and abroad. The vigorous enthusiasm of the Nicaraguan people, suddenly thrust onto the world... continuar...
Nicaragua
NICARAGUA BRIEFS
ANONYMOUS TERRORISM
Several dynamite attacks were carried out against churches in León, Managua and Masaya during May. No organization or individual claimed authorship or linked the attacks... continuar...
Nicaragua
A Sandinista Commemoration Of the Sandino Centennial
We must weigh carefully what a national commemoration for Sandino means. There's a lot for all Nicaraguans, regardless of political allegiance, to celebrate this year: the symbol of Sandino, his example... continuar...
El Salvador
Pact of the Nation Or Pact of the Ruins?
The second ARENA administration, under the baton of Armando Calderón Sol, is now a year old. That year ended with a heated debate over the government proposal to increase the value added tax (IVA) from... continuar...
Guatemala
Is the URNG Moving To the Center?
A new front has opened against the Guatemalan army and its attacks will be hard to dodge this time, since they come from within the military ranks. Ex officers are accusing other officers of specific... continuar...
Honduras
Telecommunications: Privatize or Demilitarize?
The economic crisis that is keeping the majority of Honduras in a state of desperation continues to worsen. President Carlos Reina's economic Cabinet has not yet found a way to retard the inflationary... continuar...
Centroamérica
Central America's Family and Women: What Does Reality Say?
Increases in poverty, along with both social and political instability, define the current Central America scene. Seventy five percent of Nicaraguan, Salvadoran, Guatemalan and Honduran families live... continuar...
Haití
From Misery to Poverty With Dignity
Since the return of democracy to Haiti, significant gains have been made, despite all the obstacles. The systematic and brutal repression by the state was halted. Thousands of refugees returned, and... continuar...
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a monthly magazine of analysis on Central America